Anne contracted to build a new home for Jen. As part of the contract, Anne agreed to build the house according to the specifications in the blueprints provided by Jen, and Jen agreed to pay Anne $200,000. The house specifications called for the use of DuraBrand shingles on the roof. The specifications also showed the length of the house to be 75 feet. When Anne built the house, she used Matco shingles. Matco shingles are known to be of the same quality as DuraBrand. When the house was completed, it was only 74 feet and 11 1/2 inches long.

Because the house was not built according to the specifications, Jen refused to pay Anne. Anne sued Jen for $200,000.

Who would win? Why?